Devs is an American science fictionthriller television miniseries created, written, and directed by Alex Garland. It premiered on March 5, 2020, on FX on Hulu.[2][3][4][5]

The series explores themes related to free will and determinism, as well as Silicon Valley. It received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its imagination, cinematography, acting, and soundtrack.[6]

Synopsis

Lily Chan is a software engineer for Amaya, a quantum computing company run by Forest. Lily soon becomes embroiled in the mysterious death of her boyfriend, who died on the first day of his new job at the Devs team at Amaya.

Cast and characters

Main

Recurring

Guest

Episodes

No.TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release date
1"Episode 1"Alex GarlandAlex GarlandMarch 5, 2020 (2020-03-05)
Lily, who works in the encryption division of tech company Amaya, lives with her coworker and boyfriend Sergei in San Francisco. Forest, the CEO of Amaya, gives Sergei a coveted position on Amaya's secretive quantum computing team, known as "Devs". Sergei is shown to the division's elegant and futuristic lab in a bunker protected by a Faraday cage. Sergei asks questions about his responsibilities, but Forest is vague, telling him what he should do will become clear. Sergei surreptitiously records code from the project using his wristwatch. Later that night he is confronted and accused of theft by Forest, who has Kenton, the head of Amaya security, suffocate Sergei to death with a plastic bag. Lily grows worried when Sergei does not come home and reports his disappearance to Kenton and Forest. They show Lily footage appearing to show Sergei walking out of the building and off company grounds. Unconvinced, Lily downloads a backup of Sergei's phone and discovers a suspicious password-protected program disguised as Sudoku, a game Sergei disliked. She contacts her ex-boyfriend Jamie to help her crack the password, but he refuses to help. Lily's friend Jen urgently summons her to work the next morning, where Forest and Kenton show her additional footage of Sergei committing suicide by setting himself on fire.
2"Episode 2"Alex GarlandAlex GarlandMarch 5, 2020 (2020-03-05)
Forest attempts to console Lily by recounting the death of his young daughter, Amaya, and his difficulty in dealing with a reality he considers impossible. Lily convinces Jamie to crack the program on Sergei's phone and finds it is a Russian government messaging program that Sergei—an industrial spy—was using to contact his handler. Kenton meets Forest at his home and advises him to let go of the past. Forest assures him he is, but later uses an interface in the Devs lab, on which the team has achieved a projection of the Crucifixion, to view a projection of his daughter. Lily uses the app to arrange a meeting with Sergei's handler Anton, who tells her Sergei was sent to infiltrate Devs and that he suspects Sergei's death was murder. He offers to bring her on board in Sergei's place. Kenton watches their meeting. Jamie tries to convince Lily not to contact anyone through the Russian program, not knowing she already has, and offers his support. Lily decides to refuse to cooperate with Anton. Kenton follows Anton into a parking garage and tells him he will kill Lily if she starts working for Russia. Anton derides him over Amaya's secrecy and attacks Kenton, stabbing him. Kenton breaks Anton's neck in the struggle, killing him.
3"Episode 3"Alex GarlandAlex GarlandMarch 12, 2020 (2020-03-12)
Senator Laine, who wants to use the Devs technology for the US government, visits Amaya and questions Forest about his work. Chief Devs designer Katie admonishes the Devs team for using the projection system for their own amusement, with member Stewart scorning her hypocrisy. Lily shares her suspicion that Sergei was murdered with her co-workers, and they advise her to tell Kenton. Jen mentions that Lily has struggled with schizophrenia in the past, which Kenton reports back to Forest. While meeting with Kenton, Lily seems to have a breakdown and climbs out onto a high window ledge, in full view of Forest and the senator. While Kenton talks Lily down, Jen copies data from his computer onto a flash drive—Lily, with Jen's help, was feigning schizophrenia to get the security footage from the night of Sergei's death. Lily watches the footage with Jamie, who notices that the flames on the screen are not real, but digital effects. In a flashback, Kenton is shown staging Sergei's suicide.
4"Episode 4"Alex GarlandAlex GarlandMarch 19, 2020 (2020-03-19)
Watching projections of the future, Forest reveals to Katie that Lily will die in two days. Lily and Jamie argue over whether to contact the police. Kenton waits for Lily outside her apartment, where Pete, a local homeless man, treats him with suspicion and offers Lily his support. Kenton pressures Lily into seeing a psychiatrist, with whom she discusses her past drug use and her distant relationship with her mother, who remarried and moved to Hong Kong after Lily's father died. Lyndon develops a new algorithm based on the many-worlds interpretation—rather than the deterministicDe Broglie–Bohm theory favored by Forest—that enables clear sound to be heard on the Devs projections, but Forest rejects Lyndon's work and fires him. In the car, Kenton lies to Lily that the doctor said she was psychotic and a suicide risk. When Lily realizes Kenton is driving her somewhere unknown, she grabs the wheel and crashes the car; the impact knocks Kenton unconscious, allowing Lily to escape. Katie applies Lyndon's algorithm to light waves, resulting in clear color images, and calls up a projection of Forest's daughter Amaya, causing him to weep. Lily runs to Jamie's apartment and calls the police to report Sergei's death as a murder. The police arrive, accompanied by the psychiatrist and Kenton, arrest Lily for causing the crash, and take her away for psychiatric commitment, while Kenton brutally forces Jamie back inside his apartment.
5"Episode 5"Alex GarlandAlex GarlandMarch 26, 2020 (2020-03-26)
Katie views projections of events from various points in time in the Devs lab, including Kenton torturing Jamie, Lily at age ten playing Go with her father and talking to him on his deathbed, Sergei and Lily's first meeting and first admission of love for each other, Forest recruiting Katie at a lecture on the superposition of quantum particles after she argues with the professor for disregarding the many-worlds interpretation, the Devs team working on an early projection trial, Forest witnessing the car accident that killed his wife and daughter (superimposed with various realities, including some in which they arrive home safely), Katie talking to Forest about his reasons for starting Devs, Kenton telling Forest and Katie that he will give them up to the authorities rather than go to jail himself, Lily falling to her death inside the Devs lab, and finally, Jamie telling his family to go into hiding before sneaking a heavily sedated Lily out of the psychiatric ward, which Katie watches with a smile.
6"Episode 6"Alex GarlandAlex GarlandApril 2, 2020 (2020-04-02)
Lyndon breaks into Stewart's RV and asks him to help get his Devs job back, as he is unwilling to abandon his work on the project. Lily awakes in the Napa motel Jamie brought her to and, realizing they cannot run, decides to return to San Francisco and confront Forest at his house. They find him there with Katie, who Forest says can answer Lily's questions. Katie confirms that she and Forest are lovers and that Sergei was killed by Kenton. By way of the Socratic method, Katie explains to Lily the true nature of the Devs system – a powerful computer that can show the actions of any subject in the past or future. However, future projections cease at a certain point in time, beyond which there is only impenetrable static, due to a supposed breakdown of the laws of physics. Katie tells Lily that this event is now only 21 hours away, and she believes Lily, who has been seen entering the Devs lab in the future, is the cause. Katie's deterministic view angers Lily, and she leaves with Jamie; Kenton, who had been watching them since they arrived, follows them. Lily goes back home, and invites Jamie into her bed, where they kiss.
7"Episode 7"Alex GarlandAlex GarlandApril 9, 2020 (2020-04-09)
Lyndon goes to Katie to regain his job at the now-fully-operational Devs. She tells him he can rejoin the project if he proves his faith in the many-worlds interpretation by standing at a perilous height overlooking the Crystal Springs Dam, proposing that he will only be conscious of the worlds in which he does not fall to his death. He adheres to this vision, but falls and dies in the present world while the viewer hears Stewart reciting Aubade by Philip Larkin. Forest arrives at Devs and meets Stewart just inside the entrance, while Stewart continues his recitation of Aubade. Stewart challenges Forest's hubris at seeking to control the world despite his ignorance of history and the past. Lily and Jamie resume their relationship, and she tells him she plans on proving the Devs team is delusional by not showing up when the machine predicts she will. However, Kenton enters her apartment, fatally shoots Jamie, and attempts to strangle her, but is killed by Pete. Pete reveals himself as a Russian agent who had been supervising Sergei. He presents Lily with a choice: go to the CIA, or leave for Hong Kong and never return to the US. Instead, Lily heads to Devs.
8"Episode 8"Alex GarlandAlex GarlandApril 16, 2020 (2020-04-16)
Stewart steht direkt am Eingang des Devs-Gebäudes und rezitiert Passagen aus „ Die zweite Ankunft “ von W. B. Yeats . In den Devs-Laboren zeigt Forest Lily eine Projektion ihrer bevorstehenden Tat: Sie wird Forest mit vorgehaltener Waffe in die Kapsel zwingen, die aus Devs hinausführt, und ihn erschießen. Die Kapsel wird abstürzen, und Lily wird beim Aufprall sterben; jenseits dieses Punktes können die Devs nichts mehr sehen. Forest erklärt Lily, dass ihre Handlungen vorherbestimmt seien und der wahre Name des Systems Deus sei . Lily führt Forest wie projiziert in die Kapsel, doch als sich die Türen schließen, wirft sie die Waffe weg und schockiert Forest damit. Stewart verursacht den Absturz der Kapsel, wobei Forest und Lily sterben. Bevor er geht, sagt Stewart der verzweifelten Katie, dass das System gestoppt werden musste. Lily erwacht plötzlich am Tag vor Sergeis Eintritt in Devs und findet ein leeres Feld vor, wo einst das Devs-Gebäude stand und Forest mit seiner Frau und Tochter spielt. Er erklärt ihr, dass sie nun in einer Simulation innerhalb des Devs-Systems existieren, wo nur sie beide sich an die Geschehnisse erinnern. In der realen Welt offenbart die emotional aufgewühlte Katie Senatorin Laine das Devs-System und bittet sie um Hilfe, es am Laufen zu halten. Innerhalb des Devs-Systems weist Lily Sergei zurück und sucht die Versöhnung mit Jamie.

Produktion

Entwicklung

Am 13. März 2018 wurde bekannt gegeben, dass FX eine Pilotfolge in Auftrag gegeben hatte. Das Drehbuch stammte von Alex Garland , der auch Regie führte und als Executive Producer fungierte. [ 8 ] Am 23. Juli 2018 erwähnte Rob Hardy in einem Interview, dass er die Kameraführung für die Serie übernehmen würde. [ 9 ]

Am 3. August 2018 wurde im Rahmen der jährlichen Sommertour der Television Critics Association bekannt gegeben, dass FX auf eine Pilotfolge verzichtet und stattdessen direkt eine Serie mit acht Episoden bestellt. Zu den weiteren ausführenden Produzenten gehören Andrew Macdonald , Allon Reich, Eli Bush und Scott Rudin . [ 4 ]

Garland appeared at the New York Comic Con and explained his reasoning behind the creation of the series: "I read more about science than anything else, and it started with two things. One was getting my head around this principle of determinism, which basically says that everything that happens in the world is based on cause and effect...That has all sorts of implications for us. One is that it takes away free will, but the other is that if you are at a computer powerful enough, you could use determinism to predict the future and understand the past. If you unravel everything about you, about the specifics of you why you prefer a cup of coffee to tea...then five seconds before you said you'd like to have a cup of coffee one would be able to predict you'd ask for it."[10] In November 2019, it was announced the show would premiere on Hulu instead of FX, as part of "FX on Hulu".[11] On January 9, 2020, it was announced that the series would premiere on March 5, 2020.[2]

Casting

Alongside the series order announcement, it was confirmed that Sonoya Mizuno, Nick Offerman, Jin Ha, Zach Grenier, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Cailee Spaeny, and Alison Pill had been cast in the series' main roles.[4] Amaya Mizuno-André, who plays Forest's daughter Amaya, is Sonoya Mizuno's niece.[12]

Filming

Filming on the series had begun by August 2018, with scenes shot at UC Santa Cruz.[13]

Release

The first teaser for the series was released October 5, 2019.[14] The first two episodes of the series were released on March 5, 2020, with the rest debuting weekly on Hulu under the label "FX on Hulu".[2] In India, the series premiered on Hotstar on March 6, 2020.[15] The series premiered on BBC Two in the UK on April 15, 2020, with the whole series available on iPlayer at the same time.[16] On September 23, 2020, Fox Greece picked up the series and began airing it on September 28, 2020.[17] The series is available to stream on Disney+ via the Star content hub.

Reception

Audience viewership

Laut Whip Medias TV Time war „ Devs“ im März 2020 die zweitmeist erwartete neue Fernsehserie [ 18 ] und die zehntmeistgesehene Serie, basierend auf dem wöchentlichen Anstieg der Zuschauerzahlen in der Woche vom 15. März 2020. [ 19 ] Im Januar 2021 wurde berichtet, dass „Devs“ zu den bis dato meistgesehenen Serien von FX auf Hulu gehörte und von „A Teacher“ übertroffen wurde . [ 20 ] [ 21 ]

Kritische Reaktion

Die Serie erreichte auf Rotten Tomatoes eine Bewertung von 82 % mit einer Durchschnittsnote von 7,7 von 10 Punkten basierend auf 90 Kritiken . Der Kritiker-Konsens der Seite lautet: „Eine eindringlich schöne Meditation über die Menschheit. Devs langsame Entfaltung mag die Geduld mancher Zuschauer auf die Probe stellen, doch Fans von Alex Garlands einzigartigem Talent werden viel Stoff zum Nachdenken finden.“ [ 22 ] Auf Metacritic erreichte die Serie 71 von 100 Punkten basierend auf 32 Kritiken, was auf „überwiegend positive Kritiken“ hindeutet. [ 23 ]

Brian Tallerico von RogerEbert.com bezeichnete „Devs“ als hochphilosophische und intellektuelle Science-Fiction-Serie und nannte sie „unglaublich ambitioniert“. Er erklärte: „Letztendlich ist es ein unvergessliches und lohnendes Erlebnis.“ Tallerico lobte Garlands Arbeit und schloss mit den Worten: „Eine der besten neuen Serien seit Langem.“ [ 24 ] Brian Lowry von CNN nannte die Serie kühn und fasste zusammen: „Ein umwerfendes Konzept, das sich am Ende nicht ganz auflöst, aber durchgehend beunruhigend und provokativ bleibt.“ [ 25 ] Alan Sepinwall vom Rolling Stone vergab 4 von 5 Sternen, lobte die schauspielerischen Leistungen und das Drehbuch sowie die Filmmusik: „Alex Garlands neue Science-Fiction-Serie ist eine verwirrende und faszinierende Reise in eine beängstigende nahe Zukunft.“ [ 26 ] Martin Brown von Common Sense Media vergab 3 von 5 Sternen, lobte die Darstellung positiver Botschaften und Vorbilder und schrieb: „ Devs wirft ethische und moralische Fragen zur Natur der Technologie auf. Die Charaktere handeln nicht immer zum Wohle aller, aber einige werden von einem Sinn für das Richtige angetrieben.“ Er lobte außerdem die Vielfalt der Darsteller. [ 27 ]

In a more mixed review from The New York Times, James Poniewozik wrote that "It showcases what Garland does well—ideas and atmosphere—while amplifying his weaknesses in character and plot. As the techies say, it scales—for better and for worse."[28] In a more negative review, Sophie Gilbert of The Atlantic wrote that "Devs is only the latest in a series of puzzle-box shows more preoccupied with their own cleverness and their labyrinthine twists than with the burden of watchability."[29]

The New York Times interviewed theoretical physicistSean Carroll about sweeping statements about humanity and determinism made by the creators of Devs and Westworld. When asked which show he preferred, Carroll responded, "I was very impressed with how [Devs' creators] were doing something very, very different. I thought it was a very well done show. It was slow and contemplative, but that's a perfectly good change of pace from what we ordinarily see in action movies".[30]

Liam Gaughan of Collider called Devs "the best hard sci-fi show", praising the performances, emotional tone, and how it explored the multiverse concept.[31]

Accolades

Year Award Category Nominee(s) Result Ref.
2020 Primetime Emmy AwardsOutstanding Cinematography for a Limited Series or MovieRob Hardy(for "Episode 7")Nominated [32]
Outstanding Sound Editing for a Limited Series, Movie, or SpecialGlenn Freemantle, Ben Barker, Gillian Dodders, James Wichall, Danny Freemantle, Robert Malone, Dayo James, Nicholas Freemantle, Lily Blazewicz and Emilie O'Connor (for "Episode 3")Nominated
Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Limited Series or MovieLisa Piñero, Mitch Low, Howard Bargroff and Glen Gathard (for "Episode 3")Nominated
Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Supporting RoleAndrew Whitehurst, Sarah Tulloch, Anne Akande, Samantha Townend, Giacomo Mineo, Tom Hales, George Kyparissous, Stafford Lawrence and Jon Uriarte (for "Episode 8")Nominated
British Society of Cinematographers AwardsBest Cinematography in a Television DramaRob Hardy Nominated [33]
2021 British Academy Television Craft AwardsBest Photography & Lighting: FictionNominated [34]
Critics' Choice Super AwardsBest Actor in a Science Fiction/Fantasy Series Nick OffermanNominated [35]
Motion Picture Sound Editors AwardsHerausragende Leistung im Bereich Tonbearbeitung – Soundeffekte und Foley für episodische Langformat-FernsehsendungenGlenn Freemantle, Ben Barker, Danny Freemantle, Nick Freemantle, Rob Malone, Dayo James, Lilly Blazewicz, Peter Burgis und Zoe Freed (für "Episode 3")Nominiert [ 36 ]

Siehe auch

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